Description

Display variables created in scripts to be displayed in a GameObject's inspector.

• Useful for adjusting game parameters during play tests in the Unity Editor.
• Useful for debugging values when you do not need to draw messages to the screen.

Video Tutorial

https://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/raw-tech/Lets-Create-Custom-Inspector-in-Unity

Usage

Public Variables

Public variables will be displayed in the inspector. Note, public static variables will NOT be displayed in the inspector.

public float var1;
public int var2;
public bool var3;

Private Variables

In order to see private variables in the inspector, you must place [SerializeField] ahead of each item.

[SerializeField] 
private float var1; 
[SerializeField] 
private int var2; 
[SerializeField] 
private bool var3;

Headers

[Header("Variables")]
public string text = "This is a string";

Spaces

Use [Space(height)] between each item that requires a space. Height is in pixels.

public float var1; 
[Space(5f)] 
public float var2;
[Space(10f)]
public float var3;

Sliders

Place [Range(min, max)] ahead of variables that need a slider in the inspector. Requires a minimum and maximum value.

[Range(1f, 10f)] 
public float var1; 

Drop Downs

public enum Selector 
{ 
  One = 0, 
  Two = 1, 
  Three = 2, 
  Four = 3 
}
public Selector select = Selector.One;

Colors

public Color rgba;
public Gradient gradient;

Support

Please create an issue ticket for questions and issues. Thank you.